What if the compute we need is already on our desks?

Start with repeatable tasks whose results you can check. Examples include translating content, turning meeting recordings into notes and organizing data. Your agent checks whether the task and its data fit Lithi before you continue.

Yes. Stored task content is encrypted. Lithi also keeps the minimum records needed for billing and to show what happened.

Content is readable during authorized preparation, on the Mac processing it and when you decrypt the result. A sufficiently privileged or compromised Mac operator may be able to inspect it during processing. Splitting work does not make it anonymous.

Lithi’s key-release system can technically decrypt task keys. It releases them only to the assigned Mac after the required assignment and access checks, and does not use them to read your content.

Yes. People with supported Apple silicon Macs can take part, including with one personal Mac. Owners choose when to help. Lithi’s cloud systems coordinate the work and its price. Which Mac runs a task depends on the rules for that work and the capacity available; additional personal Macs and business administration are optional paths.

Sometimes. Lithi can use approved Macs in your broader region when they’re available and meet the rules for your work. We can’t promise a particular Mac or location, and each owner chooses when their Mac takes part.

Copy the prompt into your AI agent. It helps you find suitable work and get a free estimate. The prompt does not install Lithi, upload your files, request API keys or start work.

You choose whether to apply for access. Your agent needs your approval to send an application. Before paid work starts, you review and approve a final signed quote.